Francis Stuart

(Henry Francis Montgomery Stuart (1902 2000) was an Irish writer documenting his life and distinguished by a queasy sensitivity to moral complexity and moral ambiguity . Francis Stuart wrote many novels including Black List Section H (1971) ISBN 0-14-006229-7, his most well-known work which is heavily autobiographical. Most of his writing is now out of print. We Have Kept the Faith, Dublin 1923; Women and God, London 1931; Pigeon Irish, London 1932; The Coloured Dome, London 1932; Try the Sky, London 1933; Glory, London 1933; Things to Live Notes for an Autobiography, London 1934; Things to Live Notes for an Autobiography, London 1934; Things to Live Notes for an Autobiography, London 1934; In Search of Love, London 1935; The Angels of Pity, London 1935; The White Hare, London 1936; The Bridge, London 1937; Julie, London 1938; The Great Squire, London 1939; Der Fall Casement, Hamburg 1940; The Pillar of Cloud, London 1948; Redemption, London 1949; The Flowering Cross, London 1950; Good Friday’s Daughter, London 1952; The Chariot, London 1953; The Pilgrimage, London 1955; Victors and Vanquished, London 1958; Angels of Providence, London 1959; Black List Section H, Southern Illinois Univ. Press 1971; Memorial, London 1973; A Hole in the Head, London 1977; The High Consistory, London 1981; We Have Kept the New and Selected Poems, Dublin 1982; States of Mind, Dublin 1984; Faillandia, Dublin 1985; The Abandoned Snail Shell, Dublin 1987; Night Pilot, Dublin 1988 and A Compendium of Lovers, Dublin 1990; Arrow of Anguish, Dublin 1995 and King David Dances, Dublin 1996.Pamphlets Nationality and Culture, Dublin 1924; Mystics and Mysticism, Dublin 1929 and Racing for Pleasure and Profit in Ireland and Elsewhere, Dublin 1937. Men Crowd me Round, 1933; Glory, 1936; Strange Guests, 1940; Flynn’s Last Dive, 1962 and Who Fears to Speak. 1970 Additionally, Stuart authored many articles in various journals)